This is how María Asunción Aramburuzabala expressed herself about the Mexicans

As you know, María Asunción Aramburuzabala, the richest woman in Mexico, often gives lectures talking about her successful professional career. In the most recent made reference to people born in the Republic.

During the event, María Asunción Aramburuzabala gave some tips that have gone around on social networks, but what went viral was the way in which he described Mexicans. Words that not everyone agrees with, but that do not go unnoticed by anyone.

“Mexicans are entrepreneurs by nature“said the businesswoman.

The one born on May 2, 1963, who owns companies such as Miroculus, Gaia, Kavak, Luuna and Editas, explained that 85 percent of national companies are owned by entire familieswhich produce 90% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

In addition, he said that Mexico has fifth place among the countries with the most family businesses in the world. A fact that, according to words, should encourage Mexicans to see the possibility of having a company as close.

What is a family business?

Family businesses represent a fundamental part of the global economy, characterized by the ownership and control exercised by one or several families, they can range from small and medium-sized to large multinational corporations.

The Family ownership implies that one family or group of families owns a substantial portion of the shareswhile management and decision-making are usually in the hands of the family members themselves, occupying key positions such as CEO, president or members of the board of directors.

A distinctive feature of family businesses is the influence of the values ​​and principles of the owner family on the corporate culture. These values ​​can impact the way the company relates to its employees, customers, and the community at large.

I am Juan Pablo Chaidez Aispuro, a graduate in journalism from the UAS who life led to specializing in content creation to generate traffic on different channels. Since I was a child I liked the news and being informed; today, I consider myself more of a publicist. I gained some experience in the Noroeste sports area and as a radio reporter at Informativo Puro Sinaloa. In 2020 I joined the ranks of DEBATE, months later I became a Web Editor at Debate.com.mx. I am a learner and passionate about music, I am also fascinated by photography, travel, gastronomy, technology, astronomy, multiplatform content creation and helping whoever possible with my work. I always have my sights set on the highest, but family and real friends come first.

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